Storage Bins

Creative Ways to Organize Your Art Supplies with Storage Fabric Bins and More  

If you’re an artist or crafter, keeping your supplies organized is key to staying inspired and productive. With pens, markers, paint, and other tools at your fingertips, having a system in place helps you spend less time searching and more time creating. Here’s a guide to organizing your art supplies using storage fabric bins and other clever solutions.  

Why Storage Fabric Bins Work for Artists

1.Flexible Storage: Perfect for items of various sizes, from sketchbooks to paint bottles.  

2. Portable: Easily move them from your workspace to storage.  

3. Customizable: Label them or color-code by medium (e.g., drawing, painting, crafting).  

4. Protective: Soft fabric ensures delicate items like brushes aren’t damaged. 

Tips for Using Storage Fabric Bins for Art Supplies

1. Sort by Category: Dedicate separate bins for pens, markers, paints, and brushes.  

2. Label Clearly: Use tags or write directly on the bin for easy identification.  

3. Stack Smartly: Use stackable bins to maximize vertical storage space.  

4. Choose Transparent Options: If possible, select bins with clear panels to quickly spot what you need. 

Use some of the items below to minimize the space

Other Room Organization Ideas for Art Supplies

1. Mason Jars, Cups, Small Buckets

• Great for pencils, markers, and brushes. Arrange them by color or size for an inspiring display.  

2. Rolling Carts

• A rolling cart with multiple tiers is perfect for supplies you use frequently. Place it next to your workspace for easy access.  

3. Drawer Divider

• Use dividers in drawers to separate smaller items like erasers, sharpeners, and glue sticks.
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4. Old Pencil Cases

• Out of school and have old pencil cases lying around use them to organize your pens, pencils, paint brushes.  

5. Make up bag

• Have an old make up bag that you don’t use. Use it to organize markers, pens, pencils, paint brushes.   

How to Keep Your Art Space Organized Long-Term

– Declutter Regularly: Go through your supplies periodically to discard dried-out markers or expired paints.  

– Set Up a System: Commit to returning supplies to their designated spot after every use.  

– Involve Kids (If Applicable): Teach young artists how to store their supplies properly to encourage responsibility.  

By combining storage fabric bins with other organization tools, you can transform your art space into a functional and inspiring environment. Whether you’re a hobbyist or professional, these ideas will help you maintain order and keep your creative juices flowing.  

Let’s get organized—one bin at a time!